Nigeria backs away from Muslim law
November 2, 2000
The governor of a state in north Nigeria has decided against statewide implementation of Sharia law, the strict Islamic penal code. In his announcement Oct.
Christians remain in refugee camps
November 2, 2000
Thousands of Christians affected by religious conflicts in Kaduna in northern Nigeria are languishing in refugee camps across the state without receiving help from the
Danger can’t deter missionary in Africa
November 2, 2000
Barbara Brown, a high school librarian in Tennessee for 30 years, looks like the stereotypic quiet, mild-mannered librarian. But looks can be deceiving. Brown, who
Alabamians appointed to missions field
October 12, 2000
Two Alabama Baptist couples were recently appointed as International Mission Board (IMB) missionaries. Timothy Jason and Kelley Campbell Hill and Tom and Ann Leslie Espy
Christians endure amid turmoil in Zimbabwe
October 12, 2000
Screams pierced the air as invaders forced their way onto the farm just outside Gweru, Zimbabwe. The attackers forcibly marched frightened farm workers to the
Baptist hospital offers witness to Muslims
October 12, 2000
The staff of the Kigoma Baptist Hospital in Tanzania never knows what “typical” day might bring. The hospital’s reputation as a quality medical facility gives
Samford students study, plant seeds in North Africa
October 5, 2000
As the call to noon prayer lifted and resonated from the white-washed walls of the simple mud-walled mosque sitting virtually alone in the desert, Kathy
Missionaries attacked in Uganda
September 28, 2000
A Southern Baptist missionary family in Uganda escaped death Sept.. 9 after bandits pumped bullets into their car during an ambush attempt. Larry and Terry
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